Highest I’ve ever seen

@@trevorsdeliveries I would’ve been out there as long as I could. We just had a damn tropical storm in my area and the highest was 3 dollars.

Once I had $25 peak pay

@@Deletetheaccountt WHAT? It had to been a blizzard or something

@Jigga Sahar sheesh yea I would’ve been out there getting money. 😂

Thanks! More to come!

Yes. Working during peak hours definitely help

Instacart where I live in Canada sucks. I do t know who would gig for them with what they pay. I did a dozen deliveries and it was a waste of time compared to DD and Uber.

Just give it a go. 🤞🏼

What is wrong w you

You devide what you made with the amount of hours worked

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For fuel cost you can generally subtract 10% of the revenue although it depends on the car’s fuel efficiency

Instacart credit card

don't forget car value depression, one year depression for 2022 is easy $5000 loss, Lol .

depreciation

at least 1.20-1.50 a mile

about $2/mile

What ever his expense are is the cost to run his business stop with the goofy ass comments he’s out there making money

@@kereygreen2883 Not sure why you consider a serious and polite question a "goofy ass comment ". But since you can't write it makes sense you can't think either. So f.o. and have a nice day.

I use a lease so concern and get 34mpg in that civic

What’s your wear and tear and mileage per week for your 9 to 5 sit down job? That’s a 25% tax rate too. This is significantly less after you write off expenses. Plus the 56 cents a mile is a tax credit not an expense which ultimate brings your tax liability to significantly less. Do you even know what you’re talking about? No.

And when someone says they make $50k at their desk job do you tell them hey what are your expenses?? No they’re just telling you the gross amount they pull in. Everyone has taxes and expenses.

If you watch his other videos he says you should keep 20% of your earnings for taxes and cap repair. Even after that he's making a living.

@@SamplingPercussion Yes but taxes for a 1099 independent contractor are significantly more than if you were a W-2 employee for a company since the company withholds payroll taxes for you in your take home pay. That doesn't happen for a 1099 independent contractor. You pay your own taxes which takes a big chunk out of your gross income and makes your net income much less. When you work for a company, you also have benefits, 401k, health insurance, etc. You have to pay all that on your own when you're an independent contractor and that takes away from your gross. You definitely need to consider all this. This is why these videos don't tell you that and only show you the gross amount they made and act like it's so great. I want to see what they make after paying their taxes. I have yet to find a video that tells you that and there's a reason for that because they get nailed in quarterly taxes. I know because I'm also an independent contractor but in construction so I gross far more to make it worth my time to be independent. There's no way grossing only a grand a week as an independent contractor driving for these driving apps are you making good money because of taxes, wear and tear on your vehicle, higher insurance rates, but mainly taxes. Take whatever you're grossing and deduct at least 30% for taxes. I set aside 40% just to be safe myself. That $1000/week quickly just became $700/week which is barely over minimum wage. And that's just taxes, you still got insurance and wear and tear on your vehicle, gas. You can write off some of it but not all. That $700/week goes down to

That is a very odd thing to say. Just weird 👮🏽‍♂️❌

What i mean is that he got absurdly lucky with some of these orders. With the recent changes it is just getting harder and harder after factoring in expenses

Modern day slavery or indentured servitude…. Plus maintenance and depreciation of his vehicle… ridiculous!!!

Haha